Storm - Tree falls on overhead line: 500 passengers evacuated from train
A Bayerische Regiobahn train broke down on the line near Aßling in Upper Bavaria after a fault in the overhead line. The reason was a fallen tree, as a Deutsche Bahn spokeswoman reported on Saturday evening. Around 500 passengers on the regional train had to be evacuated.
The incident occurred in a wooded area in the district of Ebersberg. The fire department and an emergency manager from Bayerische Regiobahn were still on site in the evening, picking up people and taking them to the next S-Bahn train in Grafing. Nobody was injured. The line remained closed for the time being.
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The failed train was part of the German railroad network, specifically operating in Upper Bavaria's regionbahn services. The unusual weather conditions might have contributed to the fallen tree causing the disruption in the overhead line. The incident happened close to Aßling, known for its picturesque surroundings and popular tourist destinations.
As a result, the affected train passengers faced a long wait for alternative transport options, as traffic on other railroads in the area was affected due to the delay. The German railroad officials promised to conduct a thorough investigation to prevent similar incidents in the future. Also, the bad weather is expected to continue affecting regional transportation in and around Upper Bavaria, causing potential delays and detours.
Source: www.stern.de
